She tears trousers, he tears pants! 'Roforofo Fight' is the first true classic album from the super - productive Fela Kuti & Africa 70. Before this album's release, they put out 5 albums. This one fully refines their afrobeat sound, setting the stage for later masterpieces like 'Afrodisiac', 'Everything Scatter', 'He Miss Road', 'Zombie' and 'Expensive Shit'. 'Go Slow' lives up to its name. Though not a slow track (it's Fela, after all), it's a relatively calm reflection on Lagos traffic frustrations. 'Roforofo Fight' (a political battle with no clean - handed participants) is the real crowd - pleaser. It starts with Tony Allen's unbeatable beat that has inspired afro - centric rhythms for nearly half a century. Fela's sax dominates the first half, and around 8 minutes in, the 'black president' takes the lead and the party really kicks off. This black vinyl comes with a printed inner sleeve and a code for digital download. It's a must - have. Key features: black vinyl pressing, digital download included, original release in 1972, music label Knitting Factory 2017. Reviewed by Hannibal Chew in 12/2017.
Using this vinyl LP is easy. Just place it on your record player and gently drop the needle on the start of the track you want to play. You can also use the digital download code to enjoy the music on your digital devices. When handling the vinyl, make sure your hands are clean to avoid getting dirt on the record. Store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent warping. For the printed inner sleeve, keep it flat and in the record sleeve to avoid creasing. If you're using the digital download, make sure to follow the instructions provided with the code to access and save the music properly.
